In October 2004, the Pee Dee River Railway passes the old freight depot in Tatum, South Carolina. PDRR 1842 is a EMD GP16 built in 1952 as SAL GP7 1795. She remains in service on the shortline rai... (more)

Pee Dee River 20 at Williamette Road

Pee Dee River train 3 working Arauco

Pee Dee River train 20 working the Domtar Paper Mill

Pee Dee River train 20 working the Domtar Paper Mill

Pee Dee River train 20 in Bennettsville

Pee Dee River train 20 working the Domtar Paper Mill

A Pee Dee River Railway crew has just dropped off a train for CSX in McColl, South Carolina. Now they are heading to pick up the train that CSX left for them. PDRR 1842 was built for Atlantic Coas... (more)

Pee Dee River train 15 working the Domtar Paper Mill

I caught a Pee Dee River Railway crew recently crossing Marlboro Way in Bennettsville, South Carolina heading to Domtar Paper. The first railroad through here was the South Carolina Pacific Railwa... (more)

Pee Dee River Railway GP16 #1842 and sister #1800 head east past milepost 2 on their way to the CSX interchange in McColl, SC.

Pee Dee River Railway GP16 #1842 and sister #1800 switch one of the Domtar warehouses in their yard in Bennettsville.

Faithful Service to Domtar Mill: Each business day, the Pee Dee River Railway works their primary customer, Domtar's Bennettsville Mill. This mill produces pulp and paper for a wide ra... (more)

After leaving the CSXT Interchange in McColl, the crew of the Pee Dee River Railway rolls through Tatum as they come upon the old Tatum Depot that still stands. Though it is broken down and in ne... (more)

After a full day working their yard, Domtar Mill, and Mohawk Carpet, the PDRR crew brings their train back through Bennettsville en route to the CSX interchange in McColl.